Bright Outlook for Sheep and Hog Markets in Postwar Era
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation reports sheep numbers rising in the United States for two years but still below wartime levels. U.S. produces about 10 percent of world wool yet consumes 25 percent. world wool stocks are low and prices for wool and lambs have been strong. Hog markets show less price variation by quality, with top lightweight hogs trading 87 cents to $1.50 per hundred over commons. prime grade now rare, but good sires can raise future litters.
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Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
United States
Livestock
Sears- Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Chicago
Where U S Farm Products Go
The article notes that about half of the U S cotton crop a quarter of wheat yield a fifth of pork and large amounts of corn and tobacco along with dried fruits and other farm products are exported annually. It highlights the United Kingdom as the largest consumer of American exports and cites specific figures for cotton and wheat consumption and other products.
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United States
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
United Kingdom
America
Germany
Dust Rags and Disordered Rooms From Ed Howe's Monthly
A humorous fragment reports a writer lamenting a messy living space with a cleaning woman and recurring dust rags. The narrator notes failed attempts at self expression and a subscriber’s odd stance on women, ending with a reveal about the subscriber’s sister and two daughters.
Indians Dance Fete Highlights Makah and Nootka Demonstrations
In Washington state at Neah Bay about 1000 Makah and Nootka tribesmen joined a dancing fete showing old tribal dances alongside modern forms. The event celebrated the present generation while preserving frontier life relics.
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Washington
Neah Bay
Wash
Temperamental Geese Shorten Grass at London Zoo
A flock of rare geese resisted eating the lawn at a London zoo. Keepers sprayed various liquids on the grass until they found something the geese liked, and the grass is now short again.
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London Zoo
New York World
Notice to Telephone Users for Better Service
Help us give you better service by looking up the number you want before ringing Central. She could connect ten people while looking up one number. If you ring Central after 11 at night, do not hang up the receiver until the three minutes has expired as there is a delay in answering these calls and Central cannot tell who rang unless you are listening when she answers. Let us order magazines and papers for you at less than regular prices. 1.0. & F. L. MEADERS.
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Central
F. L. Meaders
Wandering knight asks cake and wine for birthday
A wandering knight pleads from a house door for cake or pie and wine to celebrate his birthday. The matron rebukes him, calling him a high-toned beggar, while the traveler offers a simple reply about being easily satisfied.
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Jurdee
Cardui Helps a Run-Down Teacher in Morse La
Mrs L P Lambert, a Morse Louisiana teacher, recounted severe aches and nervousness before discovering Cardui. She says after starting Cardui she gained weight from 8 to 115 pounds, regained strength, and now uses it occasionally to maintain health. All druggists sell Cardui.
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Cardus
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Ed Howe
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Hightower
Davis
Cane Creek
Yahoola
Porter Springs
Chestatee
J. M. Wilkins
Frogtown
Crumby
Shoal Creek
Wahoo
Martin’s Ford
Owens & Adams
Dahlonega
C. C. Porter, Tt. OC
Townsend
B. Townsend
Cody Seener
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L. P. Lambert
Mrs. Lambert
Cardui
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